Funeral services

Dorsey-E. Earl Smith Memory Gardens Funeral Home is a comfortable place for family and friends to spend time together after the loss of a loved one. Fully remodeled in 2015, our funeral home in Lake Worth accommodates any type of service and serves all cultures and backgrounds. See MoreSee Less

Whether you want a traditional memorial service in our chapel and catered reception, or visitation followed by a cremation, or an off-site celebration of life with live music, we manage every detail. From convertibles to cupcakes, puppies to putters, we take the things that mattered most to someone and string them together to create a heartfelt occasion and fond memory. See MoreSee Less

Cremation services

Not everyone knows that there are many cremation options. If you are interested in cremation, the funeral home team can explain the process and different options. From a direct cremation without a memorial service or a witness cremation to a full funeral service before or after the cremation and more, we help you understand this increasingly common choice—and handle all of the cremation arrangements.

Planning guidance

We encourage you to plan your funeral ahead of time. To help with that, Dorsey-E. Earl Smith Memory Gardens Funeral Home hosts seminars about funeral and cremation options and more. See MoreSee Less

Our funeral directors specialize in working with families to plan final arrangements in advance. By preparing these details ahead of time, you provide a sense of relief, peace of mind and comfort to your loved ones while ensuring your wishes are met and your budget is kept. We are here to discuss your options should you wish to do so in advance. See MoreSee Less

Lake Worth Memory Gardens cemetery

Lake Worth Memory Gardens, a cemetery located at 3041 Kirk Road, accommodates a range of burial needs. Families find well-maintained lawns, carefully landscaped gardens, mature trees, and in-ground and above-ground burial options. Those who prefer cremation may select from mausoleum niches, including glass-front niches that are a welcoming place for loved ones to be remembered with photos, flowers and personal treasures; or new cremation gardens for burial or scattering.

History

Lake Worth Memory Gardens opened in 1952 on what is now Kirk Road. The original cemetery property consisted of 60 acres. See MoreSee Less

Dorsey Funeral Home opened in 1972 on South Congress Avenue in Lake Worth. In 2000, Dorsey Funeral Home merged with E. Earl Smith and Son Funeral Home, which was originally located on South Military Trail and North Dixie Highway in Lake Worth.

In 2002, we added 3,400 square feet to the present location, which became Dorsey-E. Earl Smith Memory Gardens Funeral Home. See MoreSee Less